Mt. Vernon Republican (Mount Vernon, Ohio : 1854), 1859-05-03

              I 1 j o i lllii If IIW JUL 4 V L..'-te VOL. V. MOUNT VERNON, OHIO, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 3, 1859. NO. 2-5. mi.D.nicBitiAic, RESI'ECTFI'MjV announces his return from the Kust ( where ho has Purchased a largo assortment of Denial materials land isnow fully prepared to exocuto nil operations connected with dentistry, suoh us filling, extracting, and cleaning tooth, and honlingnll diseased mouths, and removing Irregularities of the tooth. Also, Particular attention givon to the insertion of Artilloial tooth. All Work warranted to bo dono in tho heat stylo of tho art, I am also props red to operate on Hair-lips ( single or double.) Cloft palato and nil other operations conncotod with Dental Surgery. Having boon employed ns an assistant In tho offlco of Prs. Fundonburg & Hullilicn, of Wheeling. Va., I Hatter myself that I can givo satisfaction in ovory respect. 1 have permanently located in.Mt. Vomon, Ohio. UUico nvoj Kussiill A Sturge-'s bank, Muin Street. April 5 21 ly. REMOVAL. DIt. C. ML KELSEY, DENT 1ST! HAS taken, for a term of years tho rooms recently occupied by Mr. X. N. Hill, nnd immediately over tho storo room of Taylor, Giintt & Co., whore he will prosecute tho various duties of the profession. With an experience of over 111 years constant practice, and nn acquaintance with nil tho LATE IMPROVEMENTS of tho Art, bo fools eontl-dont of giving entire satisfaction. The best skill of the Profession warranted to bo 'exorcised in ovory caso. On hand a line stook of Den tul materials recently procured from the East. Entranco on Main stroot, botween Taylor, (iantt & Co. 'a and It. Hunk's Clothing Storo. , April llt-2Htf .A.-SriEiR'S Ague Qures rou THE SPEEDY cuke or Iiitermittunt Fever, or Fever nnd Atrnc, Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, JJmnb A?nc, Fcrioilic.il Hcndnche, or Hilions Ilcndnchc, mill Hilions Fevers, indeed for the wholo class of discuses oriffi unting iu liilinry derangement, canned iiy the .Uiilniijf miiiHinn;io countries. No one remedy is louder culled flu- by tlio necessities of the American people than a pure mid safe cure fur Fever nnd Aruo. Such wo are now enabled to oU'er, with a perfect certainty that it will eradicate tho disease, nnd with assurance, fnnnded on proof, that i : harm can urisc from its use in any quun-tity.''hat which protects from or prevents this disorder nri:-t lie of immense service in the communities where it prevails. 1'rrivntion is hotter than cure, for the patient escapes tho ri-k which ho must run iu violent uttackc of this baleful distemper. Thi "('i;nr," expels (he miasmatic poison of Fitvitu ami Auve 1'nini the system and prevents the ft'veloj)-meut of the tli.-en-e, if taken on the first np-jiroaeh of its premonitory Symplon-,::. It is not, ouiy the best r"ineily ever yet discovered j for this claw of complaints, hut ulso the cheapest. The lartfe (piantity wo supply for n (Inilnr brings it within the reach of every j body; and in bilious ili drifts, where Fr.vr.u ! AM) Aon; prevails, every body should have it end use it lively laith for cure and protection. It is hoped this juice will placo it within tho rtiich of nil the poor as we'l us tho rich. A great superiority of this remedy over any other ever discovered for the speedy and certain cine of Intermittent, is, that it contains no (Juiiiiue or mineral, consequently it produces no quinism or other injurious effects whatever upon the constitution. These cured by it are h it as healthy as if they had never had till- disease. I'Vvcr and Acpiei" not alone the consequence of the lnia-inutie poison. A jjreut variety of disorders uHsr from its irritntion. 111110111? which ere Notinibhi, KbeuinutiMii. (iout, Headache, Plhi.l ess. Toothache, K iraehe, ( 'ntnrrh, Asih-in:i. l'a'pilu'u.n, 1'iitiitul Affection of tho Spleen. Hysterics, l'nin in the liowel.--, Colic, ' )'aru1y.-is,Vi:l r;ci'K:igeniut of tlie Stomach, . nil t f which, when originating in this cause, put en tlie intcrmitlewt tyic, or become periodical. This "Ccub" expels the poimn from the blood, and consequently cures than nil alike. It is an invaluable protection to immigrants nnd persons travelling or temporarily icMdin' in the mehiiious districts. If taken occasionally or daily while exposed to tlio infection, that will bo' cxcrclod iim t':c system, and cannot accumulate in siilliciiut quantity to ripen into d'seasc. Hence it is even mora valuable for protection than cure, nnd few will ever Hitler linn Intcrmittcnts, if they avail themselves of tho protection this remedy nf-lord.Ayer's Cathartic Pills, FOR ALL THE PURPOSES CF A FAMILY PHYSiD, arc so cniuHiscd that disease within the rnngeof their action can rarely withstand or evade them. Their penetrating properties search, and clcanRe, mill invigorate every poiliou of the human organism, correcting its 'diseased action, nnd restoring ils licaliby vitalities. As a consequence of tbeso prnpcrliis', t)ie invalid bo is Ixnrcd down with aiti ;r fdiyical dcliility i. astonished b lind his Jv4idiii or energy restored by u remedy at once so 'iinple and imiliug. Not nnlr do they cure the every-day complaints if cvorv 1kh?v, but also lniiny foriuidablo mid lan';crons diseases, 'J ho ngent below named is "plenMsl to furnish grntis my Ainciirun Alumnae, isiiitaiiiing rcrliticatcs of their cures and directions fir their iic in Ihc following cnmpbiints: ( 'out ire ri, tlrmllmiii, Ht'iitUtelic tiriituiJrM disordered WiMinrf. A'zimm, JmliintioH, lUtiit in tuid Morbid ' i Dm I, n,i of I lii) Hare's, I 'liitiili iirij, Z.os of Ajijxy lilr, Jmiiidire, and other kinurcil complaints, arising from a low state of the body or obstruction ' of its function, 'f hey are an excellent alterative for the renovation of' the blood nnd the restoration of tone and sUeuglli to the system debilitated by disease. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, foil THE UAH CURB OP Conchd, I'oIiIh, Influenza, Ilonrscr.css, Croup, ITrnuchitis, Incipient Consumption, mid lor the relief of Consumptive rulicnts iu ndviiuecd stnges of tlio disense. So wide is the field of It. iispfiilncn and o numerous are the rnsrs of its rare, that almost nvcrv section of ronntrv nlKinnds in person pub-liclv'knomi, who have been restored from alarming mid cicn tfespcrate diseases of the lungs by its . use. When once tried, ils siipcnitrily over every other medicine nf ils kind is loo apparent to escape obscrialioii.nndwbrreitsTittncs arc known, tho public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ tor the digressing nnd dungctiius nllcctions of tho piilmoiiarv oigans thai arc incident to our climate. While iiisnv inferior remedies thrust upon tho wiiiunun.lv 'have failed and ,la;en discnrifcd, this , has giune.1 friends by ever) trial, conferred laments on the allliclcd ihcv can never forget, mid produced cures too numerous iul too rtiuarkablo to I forgotten. w DK. J. V. AYER & CO. LOWELL, MASS. 10EXTS. P. V'. l,lppltt,W.1).Itiusell,Mt.Ver-' Bon. Tottl A Montniue, Krodertoktown. H. W. Hupp, Danville. And by all Druggists and Uoalcn ' in Nsdicln. Jan. IHth.ltrilOi SURE, KCksTKIX C., Wholosalo Agent', Cincinnati. FOR RENT. AflO0T HOUSE AND I-OT, WITH FttUIT TRKE3 ASD BIlltCUUKRY, In Nsrton's v - W. II.WClIftAX, IlcnlK Tlenl Kutnte . aprlVS9-n22tf. antl Go n oral Acut. FOUND AT LAST. THE cheapest placo to buy Iionnets, Flowers and .Millinery Hoods, is at npr 12.22 A. P. fllbMOIiK'S. DRKS.S MAKING, Ac. M.i E. Gnw resiicotfullv informs her frionds and the ntihlie tout she lias removed to the Inter section of Chi'snut street and tho Coshocton road, in tho oast part of tho city, where sho executes nil orders for Pre;Making and Family Sewing on short notice, nnd in n manner which sho thinks will givo general satisfaction. Sho bus a Sowing Machine, which, when desire d, sho will take Into tlio country nnd do sowing for families. Thoso persons who havo not tho Cash to spare, sho will take Country Produce at fair prices. aprl2, 'S'J-22w4. ATTACHMENT XOTICK. "I At myinstnncoasl'Iaint'iff, Peter Imens, I'l'lT. an order of ntlacbincnton vs. '( the Htb day of April, 1H.V.I, Casper Fordaey, Deft j was Issued' by W. II. Ouch- J ran, a Justice of tho Peace in and for Clinton Township, Knox County, Ohio, against tho defendant Casper Kordney, anon-resident debtor for the sum of $1,1)0 damages and costs of suit. Said came is sot for lien ring on the Oth day of Juno next at 1 o'clock I". M. April 2il, IS.ili w 21. l'KTEll LUCAS, l'l'ft". roadk6tice" AM, interested are hereby notified that at tho next I unc session of the Commissioners of Knox County, Ohio, a petition will ho presented to them for tho vacation (d the following piece ot road in Jackson township in said Knox County. Ohio, to-wit: That port of tho County road known by tho nninc of tho "Wildcat Uond," commencing at tho southeast corn orof Adam ICarloywino's laud and running thence west to Uladcnsbuig. April 2(1, ISJ'J 21 wl. SHERIFF'S SALE. Mary Blakemorc vs. William II. Cochran. JVV VIRTUE of a writ of vendi issucdoutof tho Ji'ourtof common pleas of the county of Knox and State of Ohio and to mo directed, I will otTer at publio sale, at tho door of tho Court House, in the eity nt Jlount eruon,Oluo, on Saturday. J one 4th. 1859. 1 f in 1 1 1 11 r between to hours of II) oelis-ka m and 4 n m of said day, tho fo lowingdcscnhed real estate, o-wtt: L.'tXo. six fill in 1'otwin nnd itaymond's addition to thu town of Mf. Vernon, Ohio. Taken nnd to he sold ns the pruporty of tho ahovo named defendant to satisfy a Judgmut in favor of said plain till'. I. UXDEltWOOD, Shcf iff. May 3, 18o!),2Sw5.pflJ2,25 SHERIFF'S BALK. Jacob K. Groover vs. Horatio S. Miller ot al; BY VIUTUK of nn order of Sale, issued out of theCourtof Common Picas, of Knox county, Ohio, and to ino directed, I will oll'er at public sale at tho door of tho Court llouso in tho City of Mt, Vcrnnn, Knox county, Ohio, on Saturday June -lih, 1850, botween tbehours of 10 o'clock a m and 4 p m.nf said day, tho following described Heal hstatc, to-wit : Tho oast half of in-lots No. 22" and 228 in Mount Vernon, Knox County Ohio, Taken as tho property of tho above named deft to satisfy an execution in favor nf plaintiff. I. L'XDMtWOOl) Sh'lT Mny.1, lS;aw."25 prfS2,2a. SHERIFF'S SALE. William II. Cochran, administrator (with tho Will annexed ) of (leo 11. 1'orsythe, deceased, Vi. John Welsh, and others. IV l irtuo of 11 ordor of sale issued from the Court ) of Common 1'lcas of Knox County, Ohio, nnd to 1110 directed 1 will offer at public salo at Ihe door of the Court llouso in tho oily of Mount Vomon, Knox County, Ohio, on Saturday. 2Iay lift, 1859, between tlio hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and I o'clock p. 111. of said day, the following described real estate situate in Knox county, Ohio, to-wit: Heir.; of the north part of lot numbered fourtccnU) in tho second 2d jmiartur, sixth Mill township, and thir- tconlli l.!tli range ot c. . .Military lanu 111 sain county: and hounddu and fiirthir described follows: Beginning at the Xorlhwost corner of said lot Xo: fourteen 1 1 1 nt a point one hundred nnd throo ll0:innd SS-llill poles east of the nort'owosl corner of said lot and at, the Xorlhca sl corner of a tract of twenty-one 1 21 and 7-100 acres conveyed hy tho defendant John Welsh to one Samuel Vauger: theiicosouth I14 deg. w. one hundred und seventeen ll7land 22-1 till polos, moroorloss.to tho center of tho llolaware road ot the soutbenst corner of tho School House lot: (hence 11. 81); j dejr. 0. sevensy seven 1 77 1 and 1 t-(M)l) polos more or less, along tho center of said road to tho south-wost eorncrofa certain tract of land conveyed by toe said (Jeo. II, Forsyihe, in his lifetime to John 11. Forsythc,hy deed recorded in Hook "O.O." page 2W),5te.: Ilicncon. 4ldcg. 0. along tho center of tho Mt. Vernon nnd Delaware road, one hundred 11 nil thirty three l:'.:! poles more or less, to the n. line of said lot no, 1 1 and the northwest comer of tho tract so conveyed by the saiddco. H. Korsytlic, to tho said J. II. Forsythe: Ihence 11. HSv1;, dcg. w. along tho north lino of said lot one hundred and seventy nino 1 17!l and HII-luO poles, more or loss, to tlio place of beginning, being the north-cast corner of the tract conveyed by tho said John Welsh to the said Samuel II. Vangcr, estimated lo oondiin ninety acres, more or loss, and being portions of tho John Welsh and Crotlinger farms: the same being ordered to bo sold to satisfy a claim of tho I'lainlill'.W. II. Cochran Adin'r&e., against thedef't, John Welsh for a part of the purchase money. I.UXDEUVVOOD Sherifl. April 5, '''! rf-S",a". SlIEKIFF'S 8ALK. Jonci l'rothors, k Co., vs. Kllinlt C. Voro. TY Virtue of a AVHITof VU.NDI issued out nf 1 tho Court of Common I'loai of Knox County and to me directed, I will offer nt public sale a', the doorof tho Courtliouso, in thooity of IK. Vernon, on , Saturday, Jlfay 1th, 1859, botween tho hours of 10 o'clock a ra and 4 p m, the following described ronl estate situate in Knox county. Ohio, to-wit : dot nn. Sixty jiff in the original plot of tho towa of Mt. Vornon, knox Co., Ohio. Also, dot no. Sixteen 10 in tne Pavis farm addition to said town. Taken ns tho property of deft to satisfy a judgment in favuref pl'tff. t. rxPF.mvoon, sirir. April 5, 185!)-2lw5prfi2.2i . Crockott Sims vs. In Knox Common Pleas. Ellon Sim?. ) PETITION' F0U UIVOKCE. TIIR defendant, Ellen Sims, is horoby notified that the plaintiff, Crockott Sims, on tho lull day of March, A.l). 18611, filed in the olfico of the Clerk of tho Court of Common Plcns of Knox County, Ohio, ft petition against her, tlio object and nravorof which is to obtain a docrcc of divorce . . .... - is- t i..i,H nf....M:t.nj l.u irom tne saui r.ucn .thus n,r nuunuij v..iiu,,. 3 hor during her eovorturo with plaintiff. Dofcnd-nm further notified to anncorond answer said pe tition on or beforo the first day of the next term of said Cnnrt, or said petition will Do uiKon ns uuo and dcoree ordorcd accordingly. cIlOCKETT SIMP. March 22, '30-1 9wH . by John AliAiisJiisAtt'y. B E M 0 V A L I I have taken tho stand onedoor South of tin Ken von House, the room formerly occunicd bv K. C Kirk, A Co., where I will bo plonied to soo all my old enstomersnnd friendsand bostsof new onos, I aavo added a new nnd fresh STOCK OF GOODS fresh froui Now ork. Henutirul In Style, l.ond inljuali-iv nndChcanln Price. M V MUTl'O IS li AM 1 ',()'. AM) SELL AS CllhAl' AS THE CHEAPEST. Come on this way. Don't forgot the place opposite Bryant luld Corner. Aprilo,'iu212mo. P. SIcIXTVRK. FAltiM FOK SALE. THE UXDEKSIGKED offers for sale a goml Farm in Howard township,! milos north of Oain- bior, containing ins acres, Also, 1 01 .nanny coom. kined Mowini nnd roaninf Maohines, 2 good four horse wagons, aud about 70 fioo Sheep with the fleecef upon them. All tho above can bchsd nn ro-noiwble terms by applying to tho subscriber living - , w a 1 10-ri utii roil on tne i.irm aioresaiu. ntiM. t.ii ,?.iyv.. April j, i2l If. LAWS OF OHIO. PUBLISHED BY AIITIIOBITV THE CANAL LAW. Sn. 220.1 AX ACT. Making appropriations fur tho superintendence and repairs nf the l'ubli'i Works for the fiscal year ciidintiNovciuher j, 1 S ill, and providing for leasing tho samo. Suction 1. Ji- it e;'i( c tJt G nauil JuiiW; i ftht tit' if O.'tiii, That for tho purpose of lousing the public works of said slate, they are hereby divided into tho lollowini! sections, to-wit: Section No. one to cinbmeo tho Miami nnd Erie Canal and all tho side cuts, feeders and reservoirs connected therewith, together with the luekhouscs, collector's olHocs, woijrhlocks and lenses of surplus water therefrom, and all tho water rents and pnv-elecs pertuinintf thereto, and of bind used in connection therewith. Section Xo. two to embrace fha Vusklnpiw i in-proveuicnt, Ohio Canal tho I lucking Canal, the Wnl-hondioft Canal, and nil the side cuts, feeders and res. ervoirs connected wilh said section, together wilh the liekhouse:', collector's efiiees, wei '!iIockJ, nnd leases of mrplus water (herefrom, and all the water rents, and privcleges pertaining thereto, aud of land used in connection therewith. Section Xo. throe to embrace tho Western Koscvec and Maumoc Head and all toll ijii Ins thereon. All moneys derived from tho leasing of said sections, to bo paid into the stato troasury and form a part of the sinking-fund. Sec. 2. Immediately after the passage of this act, the Hoard of I'uhlio Works shall adve: t;se said 8"c-licns lo be let, for tho term of live years, al public auction, on tho steps of the State House in the City of Columbus, between the hours of ten o'clock a.m. and four o'clock p. m. of tho day of letting, which day shall be tholifteonthday of Amiustnext. Sa d advertisement shall bo published in two papers, printed and in general ciivtilntion in the cities of Columbus, Cincinnati, Toledo, Cleveland, "anosville and Davlon, Xew V ark, Unstop, Philadelphia, nnd ll.iltiniorc, which advertisements shall hf continued in the papers 111 whicu they may ho inserted until ,IC ''.V"-' ".f '"uins !' ' f'1'1,1 !",J,i,'i ".'"''J""' "ml 'I'"" UOf'tTlhi! I It WOVI s IU 00 JIM. ill il tut! uiiuuiim phut " , ,, t,u:,rma ,, ,vllil., ,,. ' 'c' , , ,,'. a,, , ,M ,.,, , ,,. works, on the said liftoonthdar of August next, be tween tho hours of ten o'clock a. m. nnd four o'clock p. m. of said day, at tho placo aforesaid, shall pro. cd,'at, public auction, to let each section for tl.c I term aforesaid m the order horcm set torth, to the person or persons who, in consideration of tho tolls lo be derived from said section, shall bid to pay the highest annul rent therefor, nndwhosltnllgive good security Ihntho or they will pay the same promptly in semi-annual payments during said term, and will keep tho said section in good nnd proper condition and repair during said torin, comply with all the tonus of his or thoir contract, and at tho expiration theroof, will deliver up tho same in like good condition ns when received: Provided, however, that no railroad company or companies shall iu any manner become parties to said bids or interested therein, and provided further, that it shall bo unlawful fo( the lessee or lessees of any of said sections, or their assigns during the con I inua nco of their leases of said seclion to sell or assign their iulcrest or nny pari thereof to any railroad company or companies: and provided, further, that section ono shall not he leased for a less sum than forty thousand dollars, seeiion two for not lens than fifteen thousand dollars, seclion three for not loss than four hundred dollars: and provided thatnoono section shall be sold unless all said sections nro let. The security on section Xo. I shall bo in the sum nf two hundred and fifty thousand dollars, on section Xo. two in the sum ot two hundred aud titty thousand dollars, and on section No. three in tho sum of ton thousand dollars. The bonds shall be made to tho State of Ohio, and be rc-newablo every two years or oftener if the board of public works shall think tho securely at any tinio is insufficient: Provided that uobid be rocoh cd unless the person or persons making Iho same sha I havo first deposilul with tho niolilorof statu fn money or in stocks of tho Stato of Ohio, or of tho United States, the sum of ten thousand dollars upon the conditions following, Jo-wit: That ho or liiey will lake a lease of the section 011 which he or they shall bid if it shall bo struck off to him or them, and give tefiirilv for the saiiio. as herein nroidcd. and in ilo- fault thereof the security so deposited shall be abso lutely nnd wholly lorlciicl to ami nocotno tne money or property (if Iho Slate. Doloro tho board of public works shall sign and execute any lease by vir-luo of the provisions of this act. they shall rcpiiro the bidder or bidders to whom said lease was award .i 1 ,k nnd sien an ntlidavit sotting fori 1 tho ! iinino or names nf such bidder, nnd of all and every poison, directly or indirectly inlercstcd in obtaining said Icaso, and, if a firm setting forth the individual names of the members of thu same, and thai neither said bidder or bidders, or any person in iheir behalf, had or did associate, confederate, colludeor combine wilh any person or persons, directly or in-diieetlv, for the purpose of preventing competition in bidding for said lease, or in any way cheating nr dcl'rauding tho State in obtaining said lease or the Icaso of anv oilier section let at. Iho same time: and further setting forth (hat said bidder or bidders .lid not ond havo not, direcily or indirectly, procured any person or persons to withdraw nny hid for the purpose aforesaid, and said efhdavit shall he carefully preserved on lilo in the i llieo of the board of public works, nnd if it shall at any tinio thereafter appear tha' said allidavit was in nny material respect false, it shall bo deemed and hold sufficient cause for setting aside any lease so mane, a u 1101,1, ng ion same as null and void, and the person or persons making such false nn:l fraudulent aiViduvit, shall he deemed guilty of perjury, and may bo indicted and prosecuted tnereior. Sec. II. It shall be a pirtof the agreement between tho lesseo nr leseces and tho Sinto that the lessee or lessees of any section or sect ion? of said public works shall pay the rent aforesaid at the time ami place spcciiicu 111 111s or iiieir ies,;, uu,, .-.n : biithiiillvfulfilliill tho lcirnl contracts and covenants ! of the Slate for tho term aforesaid, contained in ihc j water leasees on said section or sections, or 111 leas os of ground for look-houses or collectors' oflic:s,nm". nil legal contracts for new construction or repairs, and nil arrangement.' or agreements entered into by tho Stato of Ohio, by net of tho legislature or otherwise with any Statu or corporation or with the government of the L'ntted States, (luring tho term afirisaid, and siaijl at all limes, when the season will permit, nnd the wnter is not noccssarily drawn out of said section or sections for repairs or new construction, or 1b-truo-tcdwith ice, or by reason of somu unforeseen breaks insoino structuro of tho public works, or on account of scarcity of water produced by Crouth, keep the same in good nnd propor condition and repair, and shall malioall necessary and needful repairs, and reconstruction under the direction of Ihe board of public works or engincor employed by tho State. Hut lioehangoof plan orof material shall bo required which sbail mako tho work more expensivo than Ihe old plan or materials used, nnd all such repairs shall be mado nt tho time determined by said board, and the lessee on lessees of any section or sections shall pormit nil persons to navigate said canals nnd improvements, nnd travel on said road, making 110 distinolion in tolls ohurged or in privileges grunted in favor of anv porson or company, but 110 person or oompiiny shall bo permit tod to uso any steam power on nny of said ennuis, without the consent of the lossce or lessees, or their "uc-ccssors or assigns, and the rates of tell upon all articles transported npon said publio works or any part any article exceed (bo last published rates of Ihe tlierool, or travel upon sum rocu, man ..r... State tor IMj'.i ana wnicti iook em-ci poi " tho pnssngo of this act, and if tho lenoo or lessees do not lullilUil thocovenanlsoontaincd in all their respective leases, tho samo may bo forfeited at tho op-lion of Iho board of public works. In caso said board shall declare nny section forfeited as nf 'i o-said.tbey shall cause an entry to that effect to bo made un tho journal of their proceedings, nnd shall immediately notify, in writing, the lessee or lessees of such section of their action, and shall also in snid notice separately nnd distinctly specify tho grounds upon which forfeiture is declared, and in all such cases tho action ot snid board shall be filial unless within sixdaysnftcr the service of snid notice, tho snid lesseo or losscoj shall file in tho oOico ol snid board, or with a member theroof, his or their written protest denying or othcrwiso taking issuo upon the charges so mado by snid board in whole or in part. And uKn filing of said protest, tho board or a majority thircof shall nppeint n rcferoo in bo-half of thoslatotnndsaidlcssoorlosscoJ shall nlso ipisdnt a referee on his or their behalf, and tho two rufcrcos so appointed shall noininato and appoint a third refcroe in conjunction with to honr' nnd dotermine said matter in issue. The reforees shall as soon as practicable, after Iheir appointment agree upon a time for meeting not oxoooding ten days oftor the npisiint-luont ol suid Instapisdnlod reioreo unlo;3 tho board nnd said lessee or lossees otherwi-o iiroe, and shall ill ; fix some convenient place within the stiitc.whcro said jnrtics shall be heard, and when assembled at shall pr,.eoodlo hear,, idjudne and determine the niiitn'rs iu controversy al ..rcsai.l. an.l shall make Iheiriiwnrd In writing mid lUliiera eepvet tin. same to the board nf pablb; w..i I;', and nisi." to the sni.l lessee or lessees, and If said referees, or a ma - Jorily of them, shall award that said charges. or any K'"d board, and in every such case of assien-ol tlieni, nro true, and that the same constitute a nuud the snid assignees rhall be bold to havo good and FufTi 'ient cause why said lease shall be de- ! assumed nil liabilities to the state of the t-riri-dared and held as forfeited, tho said lessee or lessees j mil lessee or lessees under (his act, and to be shall immediately thereupon surrender up peaceii- governed in every parlicular as liv this net tho bio possession of said section and of all the proper- ol itrii al lessees lire now bound, ho far ns tho tv of the statoiipper'ainin thereto to tho hioiiiIht ; ..,lm. mi- t.., pnoticild,. il,..rLt.. ol said board havimr charge of said section, and "hail alo bo liable to (be stale in his or theirhoirlal'ore- said. Hur in ease said p-forees, or a nmioriry ol them, shall award thai said charges arc not true, i that being true they do not cmislilute a siitlieicnt j case for declaring said leii.-o fnlcilod aeeordieg to i the provisions of this act, thev shall ib-torinine (be eorts of Ihe proceedings in said eae, and Ihc ramc ! mIoiII 1i rtii,.,.il doi.l loQsi.e ,, I,.s.ix4 rt-,in ll,n li'.vt sii.vcc'liug payment uuido by him or I hem to thosla! , Saul 1 otercos shall beeiti.ensoftnestale of Ohio, and freeholders therein: and the thirdref-ei-ee herein provided for, shall bo appointed by tlie Hoard of Public-Works, in ease the n force in b half of said lessee or lessees shall r fuse or neglect to act for the purpose of appointing the same. Said referees shall havo rower to summon and eniai'i'l ihe et-tendanee ef wilnesses, nnd shall each receive the same per diem ami mileage ns is now allowed hy law to members of Ilia legislature. And witnesses in sioh en.-o shall bo allowed tho same fees as isby law allowed to witnesses in civil suits. If any les see or lessees, or any etnnloveo, umlor him or them hall refuse to deliver Uli any section dc.'iared and held forfeited in ncorJanco wilh the pro', i.-ion-- of thi.- act, or any property of the slate appertainin; thereto, or shall resist any member of Ihc Hoard of Public Work', or other oilier employed under t.iid I(o:ird in th eyeulii n of hi' duly, after said forfeiture -i- duly disi'ared he or they shall, upon conviction thereof, he fined in any sum not less than one hundred dollers nor more I ban five hundred do- l;ir. or ho dni.t-Hnood io theeellnlv foil net CXi'C'd- iog six mon tiis, or both at tiio disci ci'iou of ihe e;e;r:: Provided, that the contracts for new construction and repairs on any of aaul sections, now in force, or entered into I en this time and the lil'lcenth day of August nex ill not in nny case exceed the nmoiioi of this act appropriated tor said Seciion.and the contract price 1,1 Lie same snail bo p.io, by t.ic T.: n. nforesawl. for the seclion or sections of tho 1'uhlic Works, struck oP' as iil'wresn to iho highest bidder, and tor the term aforesaid, which lease, when so ex eeuted nnd delivered, shall, for the term at'nre'aid, vest iu said lessee orlesscs all Ihe fiuuebises now owned and possessed by the State, in regard lo sn'd public works, together with the right to appoint su-poiinl'Mideiits, collectors, inspectors, lock tenders, weighinasters, and such oilier ollicers and agents as may be necessary : aud said superintendents, collectors, and other ollicers nnd agents, shall liavcnndex-ercisc the sanu. power nnd authority in tho collection of tolls and water rents and Ihe levying of lines as can now by law be exercised hy simihi:' ollicers and agents appointed by tho .Strie. nod said les.-ocs shall be governed by the rules and regain linns for navigating the canals and Muskingum Improvement now in forco, subject lo such alterations and additions as may hereafter bo established by law or the board of public works. Sec. S, II shall lie the duty of the attorney general, and he is hereby rc 'pured to prepare 11 form of hoiuland lease in furtherance of iho provisions of this act, to bo used beiween tho Slate of Ohio and 1 be Ics-ves of i he .i,t!ie works, and Ihe board f ub-iic works shall havo tile same printed rod reidy for inspection on or before the first (ley of August next, which form and 110 others'oall bo csed io (otni loting an I e ciuing ihc c itinet entered into by Ihe lessees of the public woiks, as provided forin this act: tlio security reipiirod hy Ihc hoard of publ e woiks of Ihe said les-ee.-. f,,r tie' pert' nuance of their several undertakings, oilier than thai directed and required to bo deiro.d ed nt tiie lime of -,-;,1 btddin", shall consist of the state s'oeks of Ohio, or U. S. stocks, deposited willl Iho niiili'or of slate, upon which the suit lessee or Icsmhs may rtcoivo tho interest so long ns the coveiuiuts of said lessee nre fuitilUd and kept, and to bo returned lo them hy or, er of said hoard on tho termination of their respective leases, provided no forleiluro of the same shall havo happened dining ihecontinnance of said lease: orgo'd and scd'eient persona! or real estate security to the sali'laetion of Ihc board of public works; and the seid hoard of public works arc hereby authorized, whenever they may deem it proi er, lorcipiire ot any person or forty otlcreil tor secur it v. a statement, under eath,ol the ca hn or their real aii'i personal csiatc niioreiiii ms or debts and liabilities. Kvorv coitccior or other rer- I son appointed by 3:. id lessees, er any of ll'cin or Iheir assigns, lo receive tolls on said public works, shall make monthly returns, veritied by bis oath to the auditor of state of the amount received by him during the month preccd'itir, and it shall bo the duty of snid collector, or other such appointee, to ay into the slate treasury ten per centum of all such oolp'ctious. which sbail be retained in the In a ury as indemnity against ihc failure of such lessee or les.-'ees lo pcil'i nn tho stipulations of his or their leaso. Hut said money shall be repaid to such lessee or lessees at tho end of each yiar by ti.e stale treasurer upon (ho warrant o!' the statenuditnr: provided that the auditor shall not issue his said warrant iinlil the board of public works, or a majority of them, sbail have lirst certified in writing that the covenants and stipulations of saeh lease have in ail respects been fully and faithfully performed up to tho end of the year aforesaid. Sec. fi. There is hereby appropriated out of nny moneys in the trea.-nry hot otherwise appropriated, for Tlie first thi'cc-foiu ihs of the llseal year, ending Nov. I.'ilh, IS.i',1, the several siimsef money hereinafter named, or so much thereof as may bo no 'Cssary for tho several miit.oscs in.licatcd. On division number one, to bo paid out on tho check of Abncr d. ;ielais, noting commissioner for const ruction, super nitcnoeneo ana repairs, sixiv-six Miou.-cim ors rr building and repairing wooden locks. Slll.lluil fr payment for woik on Independence i)ntn, live thousand dollars, tin division number two, lobe paid out on the chock nf John Waddle, acting commissioner: l'or building guard hank nhovo Paint creek n'jiieilte ', -it: hundred ond fifty dollars: fi r building guard naul: at Athens, according to instruction of joint resolution of general assembly, seven hundred dollars: fur payment of darjajrv to Dennis McCarty i Co., under joint re-.-lnti'in of gener-i is-reinbly, thrco thousand dollata to be paid out of Ihe appropriation toe niolcte the Laiaailcr sidocut, made A mil 1 i."7. which appropriation is hereby rentwed.i'.nd continued for Cos purpose: lor the payment of the stale's proportion toward building bridge nvr Walnut creek, nt doekhnrn, fifteen hundred dollars, and when aaid bridge is built. Ihe same tin. II be u-vd by the state for lowing path purposes I'reoof tell: for construction, suporinlcnd'T.ce, nnd repairs, fifty-four thousand ono hundred and seventy five dollars. Ondhi.-'oti ni niler three, to be paid out of Ino. d. Mai Iin, acting commissioner: for the pnymcnt of repairs under contract, eleven thousand one hundred and ton dollars: for payment of bapniee duo on boats, tools and materials taken froineoniracti rs.onc thousand nine hundred am! fifty dollars; for superintendence, const ruction and repairs, sixty one thousand dollars: fi r payment of outstanding checks for superintendence and repairs drawn beyond foimer appropriationv'ne Ihousnnd nine hundred nndninety- live dollars and twcnty-onoeonts:forgencrnl expenses, not includ'.u in superintendence nnd repairs, iho lollowini: sums niolurcby ordered to be paid in addition to the amount beforo staled: for payment of claims found due and settled by the board of public works, ono thousand dollars: for payment of altor- nev's feesand incidental exisnises,oighteeu hundred doilarstfer payment of salaries of resident enginoors, seven tin usaial live hundred dollars: for payment of salaries, of niciuborsof the board of public works, four thousand tlvo hundred dollars: for payment el outstanding checks en claims for labor done previous tu November I jth, 1 Silt, on division No. one, seven thousand dollars: lor pay men t of ontsl a oiling checks for labor on division No.twi, live theus-and live hundred and scvent' -ili.co dollars: lor improvement of mouth of Muskingum tivcr.six t'oouni,.! dllars:for rcpniringor reconstructing the crib nt Iho Malta mills iu Morgan eoiiuiy, ugrccably to the joint resolution of the general assembly, twcniy five hundred dollars: for protecting tho bank of tho .Muskingum river at West Zancsvillc, eight hundred and twenty fivedollars; forcoinplction of basin on old Penitentiary lot iu ColumbuJ, suvon hundred end fifty dollars.Hoc. 7. If any member of the boa'd of pub lie works sbnll directly nr indirectly bold or nurchnse anv intere&t in Ihe leafe of nny sec tion made and executed under Ihc provisions of tliis act, or Bball combine or collude with any lessee or lessees of the same to prcvei t the faithful execution of the provision herein contained, ho ahull be deemed and held guilty of amis-demeanor, and shall upou conviction thercol be Sec. l. Thelea-enroroa;dshalibeexec1.teda.l!M',y, f iaw, cause nt jeasl ono year's previ-delivered by said hoard lo (ho lessee or lessees. , ! ",1S "liceof its iiuention so to do, to be fiveii said hoard f. ivir.jr from him or (hem thceeureties 1 ",ss''u "J lessees fined in any sum not less t,hm ono thousand i dollars nor more than thron thousand dollars, ,! flij l,.,lsu M ,reby be forfeited to I lie I M,H''; , T, . . . . , , , ,. ,1 1 . T'mt.';'l1"1 U"tHeB nr ,t'SH'',,, fi,l11 not i 'jm their said leases without the assent of ! ,."",ri' "' llul,llc works thereto, entered in I 1 Trtii'U on "aid lenses, and upon the journal ot ; Sec. !. Whenever said lessee or les'es shall refuse or neglect to supply the lessee or lessees of water rents on said improvement and ra - mils, whereby iniury tnnv accure to said lessee or lessees of water rent and said lessee or lessees oi waier reins may nave ami maintain an nction iircmy nijainsi said lessee or lessees ol said i nmrnveiiit.nt !- eniiolu ... m- il...ir nc!,.,.j j for the amount of such dnmaee or iniurv iu the court of common please ot the enmity in which s;nid wnter rents limy be situated. i'icc. 10. 'I he said lessee or lessees of each section of the public works, ns provided in this dill.i-hnll receive nil material provided or con traded for, nnd boats, scnws.tools, implements, horses, mules, and other properly now in use by the sunreintendent.exci'pt as heretofore provided, belontrins to the slate on each of said sec tions, at their njipraiscd value, which apprnis nient shall be made by three judicious, disinter ested ncrsons to be annoioteil be the I, ,nrd of I nilhlic WOlliS. and liav their nnnrnknd ruin. 1 ut Mlf, ti,nrs B, :,. .,.. ,., ... .... i. .1,,. tertiuncd by said hoard , and nt the end and expi ralinn of tho Wo or lea-es nfores: id. the said boardof p'.ihlicworks shall reci ivethesaid borts sc,'Ws,?ou!s, implements, horses, niu'e'.aoil other prnjteriy then in use by said lessee or lessees nt their then appraised vaiue.wbicb appraiseircnt shall be made in the same mniiner as that here-j I inbelore provided, nnd (he snid lessee or less I ces shad be entitle;! to receive pav iherefor 1 Irctn the slate at the said appraised value. S ec. J 1 . J here slinll be and is herebv reserv- '11 to tne slate llie right to determine and nut , ,, ,.IK , lllV ,.xw,Up,i bv vil.lp of , ,.rovi.ion., 0, lhl3 RcU in in ,,), ,,, ,,,,o 11.11 .' J- 11 snail ne inn duly el encli inem I del of the board of public works to pass over sj'ctt ,oe uo isiuii oiiuit ills linmecnaic charge, us often as o: ce every ninety days, and : ihe engineer of such division shall peisonallv I inspect evcrv portion of such division asollen as once iu thirty days and repo.t, to the board, from time to time, the result of such examination.Sec. IH. VI10ne7pr it shall become nccesary in order to repair, protect or reconstruct nny of the public works of the state, or to prevent injury to Ihe property of nny person, persons corporations or cciasion'd through or by the public works; to appropriate to the slate Ihe proreity of uny per-on or persons or corporal ions, or any enscnient into or over the Name, the same shall be done in Hccordjiicd with the provisions ol existing laws, audthecompin-Htion assessed fir the properly so appropriated shall be refunded to the treasury by tl.e lessee nr lessees ol the section for thu benefit of which such appropriation is made, and if not so relmu'.ed shall be deducted out of 1 he money by this net , required tube p'dd into the treasury by sai I lessees, and the title to all Ihe property so appropriated shall vest in ihc slate. Sec. 11. That if said public works shall not be leased as in this act provided, there is hero-dy appropriated out of any money in the treasury, the following sums of money, for the fol lowimr purposes, and to be paid out in the manner lollowing: For general su 0 intciidence nnd repairs on division "o one, ns the same is designated in tho act ol April C, ISiiH.for the last qiiarier of the vear ls.5;i, and thu first quarter nf fhryear IMifl.nnd to be paid out on tlio check ol Aimer fi. liackns, actinx commissioner, the sum ol fourty-four thousand dollars. Forjren-eial superintendence and repairs on division No. two ns 1 lie sntiie is designated in the act of April S, 1;!..:!, for ihc )u-t qunrlcr of the vear lCui) 1 1 nnd the first quart, r of the year lrCO, fo be ! paid 011 the check of John Waddle, actinic com- luissiotter, 1110 sum ot one Itioiisaml dollars For jji ner.tl superintendence nnd repairs on di v ision No' three, as desigiiuied in the act of April 8. 1 Vif, for the last.' ijoarfer of the year iti.)') and tlie first quarter t,f Ihe year IsfiO'and to be paid on the check of John f. Martin acting commissioner, the sum of forty one tlious-ami five hundred dollars For payment nf awards of damages bv tho boaro of public works, the sum of two thousand dollars. And there is hereby rpjiroprinted fo be expended by ill -board of public works, for superintendence and repairs on the ntnional road during the year I8."!) a d lis' quarter of 1S6II, the sum of se ven thousand dollars. Sku. lo. This net sbnll (ako effect nnd bo in force Ironi and after its iassiis;i. wn.T.fAM 11 wnnna Speaker of tho house ol Kepn'sentatives. M'PTI' WVT Kb'll President of the Swato. April C, 1839. 1701 AN ACT To provide for the Enlargement of tho Ohio lVnitenl.iary. Section 1. Re it enacted by flic Omeral Assembly of the Stale of Obio.'TliKt tho warden and directors of the Ohio peiii'intiary are hereby authorized nnd dirccied to provide iininediately for tho enlnnfemeof. of that institution, by extendiii!; iho east wing thereof iifly fet in tin eniterly direc tioti. and extending the easl cell house in a cur responding manner, with ihe addition of a suf licient number r,f cells to meet (xistimr wants for the ,'CC'inodation and cnnfinemeiif of male convicts. Sn: 2. Th'y are outhorized and directed lo further extend snid eat wing, in the seine diree. tion, forty three feel, for tb" accomodation of fo nude ciiivic's. Said lurthor extension shall be enlirelv separate and distinct from the male do partmeiit, having no communication therewith, and shall be used exclusively for the occo no la tion und safe keeping of female convict" j it shall contain a cell house with a sufficient nuuih"r of cells, together w ilh the washiiiR-ro mis, bathrooms, and other conveniences' necessary to the employment nnd comfort of nil the female convicts of the prison, and shall be surrounded by a safe and substantial stone wall iiicb'siog the requisite grounds for the health nnd comfort ol its inmates nnd m-paraiing them entirely from the grounds of the male depnrtinn.. Sec. II. The entire structure shall he well and siibstanliaty built of stone, with special reference to economy and Ihe safe keepinp and commit nf the convicts, and the front of file male department shall nlone be built of faced atone, corrcpondinif, ns near as may be, in appear-atire.to the prrsent east wing. The addition now occupied by the female convicts shall bo runoved. 1 hev nre further authorized and directed lo construct a secure and substantial store wall of Ihe requsito heigh'h and thickness, around said penitentiary protinds, as lid lows, to wil: Ilei'inning at the south cast corner of Ihe addition herein proposed to the 1 mule denartmetit. running Ihence at right nn- I 1 . . 1. 1.. .:!.:. 1.. .U n..l. l;n....r.l, gll'S Willi 1111! UUIUIIIli ,,T.a .,,, .I,l,fl IU. irronnds, thence east nlont? said aoilth line to the east line, fhenco north along snid east line to a point forty feet south of tho N . K. corner of penitentiary lot, inenco west 10 a point lony feet south of the north line ef lot, nod in a line with the old west wall, thenre south wilh last named line to the norlh end of the present west wall. And they may remove so much of Ihc old wall ns may be necessary to cons tract the new, er shall have been rendered useless by us cnns'rjrtion. Sec. 4 They shall have power loexecote, by convict labor, so much, if any , or all, work contemplated by this act, as In their opinion will be conducive to the best interest of tlio state, nnd tlinll Complete the rcuiaiiun(t portion, or the whole, as il,e case may be, liy iJlvidinfr tlio ."" 61"l?,,'fi P- 8'!'' i""fj"r "PRl,''i proposals for contracts,!-! the Dully Ohio Stntesmnn and the Daily Ohio Statcjonrmil, for not less than three consecutive wciks before the time when such contracts are proposed to tin let, and stir Ii ail vert lenient. Hiall contain shall be attached to such ludenturo, in tosti.oo-proposals for the completion of each separate ny of sucli approbation. i parcel, and for the entire work. All bids of- I Sec. C. Original sy-ctiotis 21. 2. and 3f are f.redonlbe day when the letting is to toko j hereby repealed, and this act U tal affect from place, shall bo rejected; and all bids received sunn oe opeiicu on inai oy, in tne presence ol said warden and directors,"and not otherwise cc. a All enntmcta shall be let lv said I warden und directors to the lowest resnonsibl 1 didder, and shall specifically set firth the work ; ! contracted to be done, stvle. time when to be ' i completed, materials fo be used ivc; and in no I event snail the time lor tlie completion ot the j entire improvement!) extend beyond the first ,1 nf V ....uml.r, I si .0 Kvorv eontroetioir : nnrtv shall eivc bond, with cond'aid suflicient security, lor tho performance of his contract and no contract authorized by this net sbnll be held lo bo complete until, to:;ciher with the bonds nnd secuii'y, it shall have been first an pointed by thu attorney general and auditor of sir.te Sec. li. Said wardens and d rectors are hereby empowered to hire out 10 the contractors, or any j of them, convict labor, upon such teims, and to such e.v'ent, ns will best subserve the in terest of the state; and in cases where two or mo1!' bidders shall be 1 noal nod none lower Ibn ! directors and warden l en.nnnererf fr ,1m. win ; ,vhicb sbnll tako ihe cnntrert I Sec. 7. The architect of the state house shall be tho suprintendent and inspector of all woik j perfoimed on, or malerisls procured for, paid I extension and improveinents, and shall furnish nil necessary plana and specifications; but no ! such duties shall in any manner inteifero with the prosecution of the work upon the state iiouse, or enii'ia nun to any reinmieru ion 111 addition to his salary. niary. See H Tl. i.,.l .!,!! ltu lliA n.ltnn director of such 1 cronosed improvements, and. the said directors shall bo advisory .. . ' . . . And i wherever the expression "warden nod (ire,-. tors," occurs or is referred lo. in this net. it sbnll do held to ro'er lo them 11s a collective body, a majority of whom shall bo competent -"-'- ''" " "-"" B::2JtZ"t??lT?r . "f printed, ns follows: To p,,y for worl; perform- ed on. and materials furnished for, the construe tinn of the add it ion building for male and fe mal.! convicts, and the necessary wall toptira ting the two departments, the sum ol'twuly-two thousand dollars; nnd to pay for work done, anil materials furnished lor wall eticlo-lng llirf main prounds, the sum ol fifteen thousand dot- lars. Such moneys shall be paid ou'.in the same ! inwocys noun oe mia on ,.111 me btinio manner cs other mouevs are. nnon the cerlifi- rate of said wnrdoii.which cettili.-nte shall only tfeftsiircra travelinp; fo and ret u-ninj from be Riven to pny fir work actually done, end the feat of government mtikinti their lieini-materials actually used, and making thu iin- annual settlement in tb.o month ol Febru y, provements authorized by this act. 18C0, one thousand eight hundred dulhuir. Sec. II). I his act. shall take eff:ct and be in ($l,8lX)). foi cv from and after its pas-a--c. .... . cjni , . r ,1 1 1 ' W00VS.' 1 For provisions ond household and enrront Speaker of the House of Hepresentntives. 1 .1. . 1 ,m , . WAKTIN W KI.KFIi ' exjienses ol tho eentrnl Ohio lunaiic asylum, rrcaideiil of the Senate. April -I, ie59. No.Hfl AN ACT Tonmend section ninety-one of an act entitled "an Act of the jurisdiction and proceedings before Justice of the Peace and duties of Con stables in civil courts,'' passed Alarch I I, iH;,:i. StcTiox. 1 . T it, f nnct.rd hy the Oeneral As scmbly of the-ntuteof Ohi, That sectionnine-ty-ene ol the above recited act he so amended as to r-ad ns follows: 80c. !)1. If on an appenl by the plaintiff front a judgement iu bis lavor.he shall not receive a l i'gor sum than twenty dollars, exclusive of interest, since the rendition of the judgement be lore ino justice, no snail uc aujt ugeu 1.0 pay ait , costs m the court of common picas (including a feo of five dollars for tlie deieiubinl. s uttor 1. ney;) and if the defendant shall demand a set- off greater than twenty-dollars, and he appeal ! ed from n iiid.rment. ri-ndor,., in his t..c.,r. and i do not recover twenty dollars, he shall in like I manlier pay all cons in the appelate court , in-cluditip a like fee In the plaintiff's attorney. See. U, Original section ninety one is hereby repealed and this act to take effort and be in forct from and after its passege S. W. (HI, BOX, Speaker pro tem. of tho llouso of Hi presentn- tives, MARTIN WELKrtf, President of the Senate. March, 30, 1E53. Jfo.KIU.J AS ACT Siipt'limentary lo and to amend nn act "con . cerning the relation of guardian and ward," pnsseii apiu j-j, j.-.t-. Sup. 1. Jleil ewicti'dhytiif Crnrral Aavm- Sliifnf Ohio, That seclion act shall be so amended as to read ai 11 of Slid as follows: Sec 2'2. The Guardian "f tho person nnd es tate, or nf estate only, shall have power, when for the interest of the JHri'' '".''t'" "." "r.'"ir'110J ! the personal cstale of tlie ward; nnd w henever neces-nrv for .he education, support or payment , of iust debts of anv minor, or the discharge of I nny liens on the real esia c of such minor, or whenever Ihe real estate of such minor is suf fering unavoidable waste, or a betlcr investment of the value thereof can lie made, and tho court shall bo satisfied that a sale thereof will he for the benefit of any minor, the probate court, by whom a guardian of Ihe p?rsnn nnd estate, or of the estate only, has boon appointed, may on the eppliralioii nf such (.'Usrdian, order the real estate of such min r, or pirt thereof, situated in this state, to be sold. Sec 3. That section 2 j he S3 amended as to rea l ns follows: Sec. 3.1. At the time appointed for Iho he ir-ing ol said petit ion, and being satisfied that tho not ice ii tmed in the Inst, preceding section has been niven. end Ihat such real estnle nueht to , he sold , Ihe court shall appoint three freehold ers of the co.n ty 111 which said real estate snail bcritiiated.who are not of kin to the peliiionei, to appintse said real estate, and the same shall nnt be sold for less ihan two thirds of the appraised value thereof Bee. .1. 1 liat section u? so ainenueu as 10 read as follows: fc'ec 2e). Upon such bond being filed and approved bv the court, the court shall order the salo ol suel-real esta'e, providing in the order for reasonable notice, and theplace ol audi sain in the comity in which real estalo shall lie. and the cieJit tube uiven lor the payment of the purchase inonev, and the deferred pay ..t . i... .1,,. 1. ..,,. knll i, 1 v, IllCIIUI I'l Hit MIH,, iiwhcj nunai us "... u , t w j a mortgage, exwuted by llie purchaser, upou the real estate sold.and they shall bear interest nt tbe rate ol six per centum per annum, from the day 01 sale, payable annually. Hec. 4. That section 34 of said act be so amended as to read as fullows: See 34 When anv unmarried women, who has beep or m iy be appointed guardian of any minor, shall marry, such nn t luge shall ol it-B"ll determ ne In-r guaiirdiansbip of such woman, and the probate court of Ihe proper conn tv, shall appoint another guardian for such mi-lior, to which list named guardiau all the ea tale of such minor shall, on demand, I delivered up lo any such former guardian 1 and she shall forthwith rena r ner iniiansnipaccuuu to Ihe court from which she received bar appointment, for final settlement. Sec. 5. Any guardian of the person and e tate, or of the persoi only, heretofore or hereafter appointed, lor any female under or over the oge ol twelve years, orrtny male under or over the a;?e of fourteen years, may, if it be necessary, bind such minor to any suitable person, until such minor, il a male, shall arrive at the ago of twenty-one years and if a female, at the aye of eighteen years; proriucu mat w I fore the indenture wherchy any minor may ha hound to servo accord inir to tliia section hill he valid in law, tho person U, whom such mi. j nor shall bo bound aa aloresaul, d aU th. terms and covenants in such in t mure, ahall he approved by (he court by whom ilieiisr. ! dian was nppointud, and a 0'irtiticsin o 'tlii ' jurifr of said court, wilh the seal of sn h c iiirt, and alter its passage, a.w.oir.soy. Speaker, pro tern of the House of Itepraikjii'a. tires. MARTI T WKLKRH. Preftidentof the Sen.ile. March SO. 1850. ryn 170 1 AN ACT L j ! Makine; Appronrintiona. in mrt. for the First Quarter of tho Year IflfV). Section 1. He it enacted by tha Gimral Assembly of the State of Ohio, That tin lo. lowing; .sums bo and nre hereby appropriated I out of any money in the trcnwiry applicable' 1 1,11 rcl" ,ro"' mo penerai revenue, lor 1 hoc jr. penses in part, of the first quarter of tho year commencing on me nifeentli day of November, in the year eighteen hundred and fifty.' nine,(lH59): For the payment of tha salaries ot (be gnr-ernor, auditor, treasurer, comptroller ol the treasury, secretary of slate, attorney general, secretary to tho governor, stato commissioner of common schools, and the Rtnte librarian, three thousand four hundred and tweiitv-fiva dollars, (3 4'J5); For the payment of the fcabuicR of judge of Ihe supreme court, court of common pleas, and superior courts, eighteen thunand nins ...A 'A -j in... j 1.. IJIlll'JIOU AlllJ uny uoi a ars, (,1S,U30); . payment 01 ciciks in itiB illfee of M,n r.1 ........ "ie ''"''nor 01 Rtnte, one thousand four hut). Idrcd dollars, (1.400); ior the payment of clerks m the olfljo of 'the treasurer o4stuto, seven hundred dnllar j f7(H)y 'or the payment of thec eikain the offiea iof the comptroller of the treasurv. eiohthurT d,re',0d,,n.ra',(K(,K1): m,d ,or ,,r q'nrter wi "v, iiuuuicu miliars, luiU'J; For the payment ol clerks in lb offlco of the secretary of slate, five hundred dolUri, (S5(X)l; For tlie pnymcnt of rlerk in tho offi : of attorney general, two hundred dollar, , iO(X). ' ', v .1 . . .. . . rur Flypni 01 miie.ig,, 01 cniin'T uiuuhhi uuiioi-., v, l".t" 'j; For provisions, household and current ! pense of the southern Ohio lunatic asylum, mx inousano. uoiiarsi, (.ifu.tsii'j; For provisions, household and current expenses of the northern Ohio lunatic asylum, six thousand dollnrs, (SC trXl); For the salaries of superintendent, u'evf-nrd, matron, physician and leucherM of Ohiei institution ibrfhe education of tho deaf and dumb ($2,250); , For provisions, household find current t-penses of said institution, three thousand do. bis (3.000;) For salaries nf officers tcschc;K and oihef employees in the Ohio inmitminii for ib c r)u. mtion nf the blind, one thousand file huneied nrf seventy-five dollars, (U75.) . 1 ,, , . For Pv.s ens household and current e. Pen?" ? """"Kmn, Ihrco thousand two nundred dollars, (M,2W): Ft salaries of the sup"rn'endent, oth- er ollicers and teachers ol the Ohio stato sv. dim for idiots, five bundled and fifty dollars, ($550): For provisions and noceswirv miislioId ex- ; penses of the said asylum, five hundred dol. lars, (jDiio;; STATE nEPOHJt l'.vt'M. For the salaries of the officers of the ulata reform fat m, one thousand dolf irs, (Sl um); For provisions, clothing, lodginjr, wbool books for, und tbe edueiiion and training of boys, four thousand dollars-, (4 001);; OHIO rKKtTKNTfAHf. For payment of salaries of the directors, warder., deputy warden, clerk, physician, moral instructor, nnd assistant leaches nf the, Oltio Penitentiary, one ihousnnd five hundred and two dollars, ($1502); 1 or pay mon t of guards and nht watches of the Ohio Penitentiary, live thousand two' , . , , , ,, ,.,-,.-. ,,,l1n,dc,, nnt' '".. (.;: . 1' or payment for prirtismns, clo.lr.o?. re- P'r 01 Kinds, fuel, liahls, hospital, and ot ier necccsinry current e.yi"iis"s of the Ohio Penitentiary, fourte-n i'ii.ushikI (uur hundred dollars, "($H4lt); For payment of cosis 01 jun.si c nitons and conviction and transportation ol eonvxis to the Ohio Penitentiary, six Ihousonl two bun. ilred nnd iifty dollars, (. O.'-'oU); For allowance to disch ngi"! convicts, to pay their expenses lo their, bciiies tb'ee huh-dud dullnis. (f SOO); , Sue. I. This act shall lake cru et Irnin and after its passage. WILT.TAM n. Avoons. Speaker cf tho House or Ih preseniiitives.' MAltm Wl.LKKK. President of tho Scnale.' April 4, 1859. EECRKTAnv of State's Ofkich. ) CoI.umbus, April It, 1H5!) 'I hereby certify that tho ioreiioitig actstri ' true copies of the original rolls on tile in tb g. ollice . . . . A. P. RT7S8ELL; Secretary of State.. EOAD V0TIC2. Vdd persons Interested are hereby not!8e4 that at the next June session of tbe Cominblara of Knex I'nnnty, Ohio, a petition will fc presented to them for tha establishment of a new oounty roait nn one of tho two following routes, or a near to (he same as praotienble, to-wit: , 1st, eom nencingat a. point on the new Iielsware road in said Knogeonn ty, near John Welsh's fleld;thcnee running north.-wsnllv direction to a log stable on the premise of Isaac Ewalt; thence on the line between the Uutde of sui t IsnaeKwalt nnd Sitae Mitchell tv iaUneet the old Ilehtware road. Or, Ind, Commencing at point near a spring on the farm of Silas MilcliMl,. and near the creek: thenee up thearMkni to his terseut th old Delaware road. - , . f April i, ISiD2t w4 I.OOK AT THIS I ' ( ; ( THE Subscriber ofTore lo sell his farm ef 28 scfee A lying on Owl Creek, 1 K mile 3. fi. of Alt. Vef nnn. It is the vory Bret quality of Und eoitoblefor Gardening, Ao. - Also, hi house and lot of i aores oa OamWer Pt. just east of Conter-Run. Th house 1 new and oonveniont; a fountain pump of exoellent soft water etthedoor. Stble,Oorn-oribsaod other oot build. iuM. for further parlUulsrs enquire of' WA1.H. COCHRAN; 1 Real Esu eg't. or .Toset'ti Colrille, residing on the ettitliacs. ; Mar. 8!), 2tf. " '' ) 1 . , .; ,